What is "bragi"

Usage examples of "bragi".

Haaken Blackfang, Bragi's foster brother, a bear of a man, a deadly fighter, bigger than his brother.

Reskird Kildragon, another relic of the old days, and another grim fighter, who sprang like a wolf when Bragi commanded.

And Rolf Preshka, that steel-eyed Iwa Skolovdan whose enmity meant certain death, whose devotion to Bragi's wife bordered on the morbid, and should have been a danger to her husband-except that Preshka was almost as devoted to him.

These two had survived that harrowing passage-at-arms, as had Mocker and Bragi and most of those iron-eyed men in the shadows.

She came directly to Bragi, and there was that in her eyes, momentarily, which clarified Elana's bitter remark.

Only Mocker remained straight-necked, meeting her eyes across Bragi's back.

Meanwhile, Bragi abandoned them to dance with his wife and visit with Nepanthe, whom he soon guided to the lurking place of her brothers.

Nor even because Bragi wanted to give him a little roundabout charity by introducing him to potential suckers.

Valther was the shadow man of Vorgreberg, rumored to manage Bragi's cloak and dagger people.

He had things to say to Bragi, but not here, not now, not before an audience.

Following the inevitable bitter argument with Balfour, Bragi spoke to the Thing, doing his best to shuffle his three hats without favoring any one.

And Bragi thought he was kicking up too much dust about Balfour's disappearance.

There was no lack of will in the men Bragi had recruited since, simply an absence of command tradition.

In the past, when he had been on the other end, Bragi's favorite gripes had been government and taxes.

Lean, sallow Michael Trebilcock had arrived already, and Valther and his wife, Mist, showed up as Bragi did.